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No. Because your pet is much more relaxed, much less anesthetic is required in most cases, so the risk is actually reduced. Also consider that at stationary hospitals the staff goes home at 5pm, leaving your pet unattended, but at home you will be there to give tender loving care to your recovering pet.
